v4.92.2

Code v1.92.2

Breaking changes

• Dropped a patch that changed the compile target from es2022 to es2020 because
  it no longer works with the way VS Code uses static properties. This may break
  older browsers, so those browsers will either have to be updated or use an
  older version of code-server.

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.92.2.

v4.92.2-rc.1

Code v1.92.2

Breaking changes

• Dropped a patch that changed the compile target from es2022 to es2020 because
  it no longer works with the way VS Code uses static properties. This may break
  older browsers, so those browsers will either have to be updated or use an
  older version of code-server.

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.92.2.

v4.91.1

Code v1.91.1

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.91.1.

v4.91.0

Code v1.91.0

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.91.0.

v4.91.0-rc.1

Code v1.91.0

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.91.0.

v4.90.3

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.90.2.

Fixed

• When the log gets rotated it will no longer incorrectly be moved to a new
  directory created in the current working directory named with a date.
  Instead, the file itself is prepended with the date and kept in the same
  directory, as originally intended.

v4.90.2

Code v1.90.1

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.90.1.

v4.90.1

Code v1.90.0

Fixed

• Cache a call to get CPU information used in telemetry that could result in a
  lack responsiveness if it was particularly slow.

v4.90.0

Code v1.90.0

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.90.0.
• Updated Node to 20.11.1.

Added

• Send contents to the clipboard in the integrated terminal by piping to
  code-server --stdin-to-clipboard or code-server -c.

  You may want to make this an alias:

  alias xclip="code-server --stdin-to-clipboard"
  echo -n "hello world" | xclip
  

v4.90.0-rc.1

Code v1.90.0

Changed

• Updated to Code 1.90.0.
• Updated Node to 20.11.1.

Added

• Send contents to the clipboard in the integrated terminal by piping to
  code-server --stdin-to-clipboard or code-server -c.

  You may want to make this an alias:

  alias xclip="code-server --stdin-to-clipboard"
  echo -n "hello world" | xclip